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Hey guys just bought this nistuned Z32 ECU.

ECU no# 23710 46P00 which is the correct 8 bit ecu to use

Also has the type 2 Nistune Daughterboard to suit S1/S2 R33.

Reason for selling is, i was told it was to suit s2 However after pulling it apart to inspect quality of ECU modifications required to suit r33, i discovered that it has been modded to suit series 1 and not 2. I am an electronics tech and all the modifications are done professionally.

I can revert this to suit r33 s2 but as it has cut tracks to suit s1 and removed resistors it would be a pain to do.

Price is $465 posted this is exactly what i paid last Friday.

Price is superfirm as in the case where it doesnt sell, i will put in the effort to suit the s2.

Feel free to ask any questions

Cheers

Patrick

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